Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Sirrus Long Sleeve Henley

It's rare for me to enjoy a product enough to come back for another, but I'm about to do just that. I've been wearing this shirt (sometimes 4x a week) since November. It's perfect with either a light tee or a long sleeve base layer underneath it. Whether I'm home or traveling, this little goodie is a must.

This shirt is extremely comfortable - the fabric feels just wonderful. Loose enough to provide comfort but tailored enough to give you a shapely look

Love my Henley shirt and it is a welcome addition to my every growing Arc'teryx wardrobe! Great quality and design as usual and so comfortable to wear.

When I first tried on this shirt, I liked it, but was hesitant. It fit a little stiff and wasn't as femine looking as I was hoping for. However, after the first wear the shirt softened and now fits very relaxed and comfortable. It is not supposed to be tight, nor form fitting, yet there is just a enough trim in the waist to make me feel cute. Honestly, the image of the model is very accurate. I'm 5'9" and I purchased a Small in Athena Heather.

Just got this, but here are first impressions from me, size 12, Vancouver Island-based, got this for mostly spring-fall use: - This is not a sweater. This is a flexible, quite lightweight, nicely temp-regulating base-ish layer that's been great for misc activity so far (office, curling, hiking, walk to work (+hoody and vest)) but I can see this being very useful as a base-ish layer for downhill or cross-country skiing with a merino tank underneath. And/or for apres-ski, it's super comfortable. - I'm a 34DDD/E with hips to match and the Large fits with a little room to spare (note: haven't machine-washed this yet). - A little boxy/slouchy yet slim fit. Shoulders and sleeves fit a little masculine (wide-ish sleeves). It says women's on the tag but I'm not sure there's much different between M's and W's on this shirt. Just sell it unisex if you're not going to fit better for feminine shape. I might take it in at the waist or see what I can do about the shoulders to make this better; not sure a different size would help. Or maybe it's meant to be worn oversized by tall, slender people (I am not). - Snap placket goes just low enough if you want it to. - Tall folks who wear long sleeves at full length be warned - the sleeves are the right length on me but I have t-rex arms. - The different-coloured inside I find a little weird. Seems like a fashion choice on a shirt not intended for fashion/with zero other embellishment.

Just got this, but here are first impressions from me, size 12, Vancouver Island-based, got this for mostly spring-fall use: - This is not a sweater. This is a flexible, quite lightweight, nicely temp-regulating base-ish layer that's been great for misc activity so far (office, curling, hiking, walk to work (+hoody and vest)) but I can see this being very useful as a base-ish layer for downhill or cross-country skiing with a merino tank underneath. And/or for apres-ski, it's super comfortable. - I'm a 34DDD/E with hips to match and the Large fits with a little room to spare (note: haven't machine-washed this yet). - A little boxy/slouchy yet slim fit. Shoulders and sleeves fit a little masculine (wide-ish sleeves). It says women's on the tag but I'm not sure there's much different between M's and W's on this shirt. Just sell it unisex if you're not going to fit better for feminine shape. I might take it in at the waist or see what I can do about the shoulders to make this better; not sure a different size would help. Or maybe it's meant to be worn oversized by tall, slender people (I am not). - Snap placket goes just low enough if you want it to. - Tall folks who wear long sleeves at full length be warned - the sleeves are the right length on me but I have t-rex arms. - The different-coloured inside I find a little weird. Seems like a fashion choice on a shirt not intended for fashion/with zero other embellishment.

I like the fit and feel of this top. The sleeves were a tad long, but probably cuz I'm a tad broad in the beam. :-(